Zakah on wealth

Zakah means ...

• to pay

• to purify

• to play

• to give

Zakah is given to the ... Asnaf

• 6

• 7

• 8

• 9

The giver of zakah on wealth are those who are obliged to pay zakah when meet this following conditions, except ...

• Muslim

• Full ownership

• Nisab

• Mumayyiz

The one who own something but it is not sufficient for his needs called

• al - faqir

• al - miskin

• al - riqab

• al - gharimin

Al-'Amilin 'alayha means

• those who owns something, but it is not sufficient for his needs.

• those who recently embrace Islam.

• those who are in debt.

• those are specially appointed to collect the zakah.

If the nisab is Rp 85.000.000 and Hasna has Rp 80.000.000 in her savings for more than one hijri year, do you think she should pay zakah on wealth?

• Yes, because nisab is reached and hawl is completed.

• No, because nisab is not reached.

• No, because although hawl is completed but nisab is not reached.

• Yes, because nisab is not reached and hawl is not completed.

If the nisab is Rp85.000.000 and Zaky has Rp 100.000.000 in his savings for more than one hijri year, do you think he should pay zakah on wealth?

• No, because hawl is completed but nisab is not reached.

• No, because nisab is reached but hawl is not completed.

• Yes, because nisab is reached and hawl is completed.

• Yes, because hawl is completed although nisab is not reached.

Below are the types of wealth can be given for zakah on wealth, except ...

• money, gold, property.

• money, jewellery, silver.

• money, land, property.

• car, house, money.

Fella is a manager of an Islamic institution. Her saving is Rp 600.000.000 and the nisab is Rp 85.000.000. This minimum amount is saved for a period of 1 year from the time that she has to give out zakah. What is the 2,5% to be given away for zakah?

• 1.500.000

• 15.000.000

• 150.000.000

• 30.000.000

If the nisab is Rp 85.000.000 and Hasna has Rp 100.000.000 in her savings for more than one hijri year,what is the 2,5% to be given away for zakah?

• 25.000.000

• 5.000.000

• 2.500.000

• 250.000